Hesitant to not use the platform’s logging system (asl), but a simple log file is much simpler, especially when we want users to send us potential debug output.
The UUID is a unique reference to a document that trumps the path. However, as we don’t actually keep the documents in the file chooser, we end up with UUIDs from documents that does not exist, and should a new document be created for the same path, it will get another UUID.
This was broken by 645f8d91e1.
The issue is that if the user press a key not in our managed menu, then the menu delegate will no longer be asked to update the menu for keys not in this (cached) menu.
Example: If there are items for ⌘1-3 in the menu and the user press ⌥⌘N a few times (to create more tabs), then the delegate is asked to update the menu on the first press, but as ⌥⌘N is not in the menu, successive events will not cause the menu to be updated. If the user then press ⌘5 (to go to the 5’th tab), nothing will happen, because our menu only holds 3 items, and the delegate is not asked to update the menu.
- Remove focus ring from search field as there is no second target.
- Set top and bottom border widths for the textured window.
- Remove miniaturize and zoom buttons for lack of utility.
- Match name of window to menu command.
- Various color and spacing tweaks.
Since styles_for_scope effectively ignore the font parameters (and instead return styles based on the font parameters used when the cache entry was created) it is a better design to have theme_t own the font. This way, changing it can do the proper cache invalidation.
A minor downside is that we can now change the font of the theme without also changing the layout’s font, which wouldn’t cause proper layout invalidation — since layout_t owns theme_t though, users of a layout should always change font via layout_t (which will then change it in the theme).
Also, themes cannot be shared between views that wish to use different font settings.
Given constraint-based layouts, we’re more likely to create views in code, and as helper functions are often involved, it makes sense to name them so that we can quickly get a list of all helpers (via search), either for copy/paste or for evaluating wether or not it makes sense to move all helpers to a single library.
Since helpers are declared with static storage, they do not pollute the global namespace.
Font name and font size was being used in the cache key as a way to avoid having to do cache invalidation. This comes at a price of a 3X slow down. Instead clear the cache when font size/name changes. Excessive font name/size switching should be deterred IMO, why not with slowdowns? so no real downside. This does not affect themes setting font name/size, as they are handled by another mechanism.
This is to be used with file actions done from the UI: Actions are undoable, proper dialogs will be shown for errors or to confirm permanent deletes on volumes without a trashcan (closes#589). Interface sounds will also be played (when moving, trashing, and duplicating items).
I decided not to use the asynchronous file system methods that NSWorkspace offer. Mainly because they can only be used for the initial operation, not during replay, as performing asynchronous operations during replay may cause issues if user moves quickly between items (something that seems to be an actual problem for Finder). The problem though only exist as long as we rely on NSUndoManager to manage the process.
Presently there is no API for batch operations, which leads to suboptimal action titles when performing multiple file system operations in the same undo group.
We manually handle the Bundles menu (like before) and now use performActionForItemAtIndex: to make the menu flash (although presently only for the default items).
For the other menus we now call super and let that handle it. This means it might go into the Bundles menu, even though or menu delegate (for that menu) will say there are no key equivalents. This is only a problem for keys which do match items, but where all the items it matches are not supposed to fire.
This means that the signature will be invalid when the certificate expires, though it also means that codesign runs faster, and as my certificate is valid for another 4 years, people shouldn’t be using the builds released today when the certificate expires.
My memory is a little vague here, but I believe the point of handling the menu keys was to workaround a bug in NSMenu.
The bug was that NSMenu would look at (the target of) cached menu items, probably for UI validation, so potentially sending methods to unretained objects, which could lead to a crash. Several workarounds were attempted (like clearing the target property after the menu had been displayed) but the only effective one was overloading key handling.
I’m quite sure though that this bug is no longer relevant.
The motivation for using a panel was to avoid the window from becoming main (so key equivalents would be sent to the document window, if not handled by the HTML output window). Unfortunately window ordering ignores non-main windows when a window is closed meaning that bringing up the Find dialog from an HTML output window and then closing it, would bring the current main window to front, eclipsing the HTML output window.
Now resizing one subview has the other view locked at its current size and will stay at that size. Previously if you made the window smaller, causing the HTML view (on right) to shrink, and then resized the file browser to be smaller, the HTML view would grow until it had reclaimed the pixels lost during window resize.
Additionally, when resizing the window, the HTML view (on right) will shrink to its minimum size before the file browser starts to shrink. Previously this was “undefined” and after shrinking a window, you could actually see the two views resize to redistribute the loss.
This target is solely intended for other targets to depend on, and will cause the dependents to be rebuilt after the APP_REVISION has been increased.
For example ‘Contributions.md’ technically depend on commit history (and online lookups), but in practice we can’t specify this in its dependencies, so previously we had to manually touch the file, if we wanted the HTML to be regenerated.
Now we can have it done automatically after each ‘bump’ by adding this rule:
build path/to/Contributions.md: touch | after_bump
For the records, I bump the revision *before* I do ‘ninja deploy’. This ensures that deployed versions do not share revision number with a custom build (I do another ‘ninja bump’ after a successful deploy and ./configure will also set APP_REVISION to ‘current + 1’).
This is just to make “bumping” the revision safer. Previously the revision number would be two places in the generated build file, and both needed to be bumped. Now there is only one instance. Generally the revision is bumped with ‘ninja bump’ so the user shouldn’t care about it, but sometimes manual intervention is required.
We now keep the root folder and instead replace the inner Contents folder — hopefully this way LaunchServices won’t add the update as a new entry (causing duplicates to show up in the Open With menu).
As I add sub-projects (like the CommitWindow) under Applications, I don’t want those to pickup the parent project’s root, when they are opened on their own.
This should hopefully solve the issue with the (on some systems) fairly aggressive temp cleaner.
Also remove the archive incase the user cancels the update, now that we are extracting it to a less temporary location.
Not really sure if there is any difference, but at least with this, the table view should expect trackMouse:inRect:ofView:untilMouseUp: to run a local event loop (until NSLeftMouseUp).
- The shading is a combination of the scope bar and textured button used in Lion/Mountain Lion.
- Add an inactive state.
- Increase click area of the forward/back buttons while decreasing the image size.
- Switch popup menu cell to NSBackgroundStyleLight, previously the text would go to gray when inactive this prevents that though it does lose the drop shadow.
- Various tweaks to alignment and spacing.
The window uses the empty string, but since we use our represented file property to create proxy icons, test if we should setup SCM status watching, etc., we don’t want to test for either nil or empty string in all these places.
This fixes exception from creating OakFileIconImage from empty string.
